My question is: how do they know your vegetable association?
And if I told you that if you didn't answer CARROT, odds are you
choose CELERY?
Associating the result experiment with the math questions is the only
association taking place here. It's caused by the distracting
suggestion on the title
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This is **really** cool work, however neither in all the press about
it, nor in Dharmendra Modha's prior writings, do I see any ideas that
lead me to believe this project in itself is going to be a huge
breakthrough But it does seem like a worthwhile step along the
path to eventual
Acilio Mendes wrote:
My question is: how do they know your vegetable association?
...
Try this experiment: repeat the same procedure of the video, but
instead of asking for a vegetable, ask for an 'an animal that lives in
the jungle'. Most people will answer 'Lion' even though lions don't
Harry,
Like most words, information, is used differently by different people at
different time.
It can be used to describe the extent to which a given communication between
two computing entities conveys knowledge to the receiving entity. In this
case, something only has information if the
Wannabe,
If you read my post of Fri 11/21/2008 8:02 PM in this thread, you will see
that I said the sense of oneness with the external world many of us feel may
just be sensory experience and perception of the external world,
uninterrupted by thoughts of oneself or our brain's chatbot.
This
Mike,
Just some clarification. When a mention mentalism i refer to the
performing arts, not the brach of psychologic studies.
The known facts I mentioned are found in the mentalist literature and
confirmed only by the experience of the mentalists and magicians of
that community. Often they claim
Acilio,
Yes I'd checked on mentalism. And I take all your points. But that there is
any shared culture here suggests that there must be some substance to the
claims, which of course would need scientific investigation, if none has
been done already.
I find this stuff exciting precisely
I thought crocodile. Go figure.
On Sat, Nov 22, 2008 at 12:05 PM, Matt Mahoney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't get it. I thought of tomato (but technically it is a fruit).
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